London Times Praises America's Recovery Plan
Caled dispatches quote the London Times praising Roosevelt's recovery program. The editorial lauds the President's planned economy and energetic empiricism, noting foreign skepticism turned interest and Britain, Canada, and the empire may be influenced by America’s example and its cooperative approach in agriculture, manufacturing, and finance.
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Caled Dispatches
The
London Times
Britain
Canada
United States
Times
Home Loans to Aid Tax Payments Under FHA Act
Eugene Greider of the New Jersey Economic Council says refinancing under the Federal Home Owners Loan Act will directly enable early payment of delinquent taxes and assessments, strengthening municipal credit. The Home Owners Loan Corporation has a $2.2 billion fund to aid homeowners at risk of losing properties, with about 20 million expected to be used for current tax payments and many refinanced properties likely to pay future levies.
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Home Owners Loan
Eugene Greider
New Jersey Economic Council
National Municipal League
Greider
Home Ownera Loan Corporation
Late Bosworth dinner bell and school memories
The record recalls Mrs George Bosworth feeding the singing at the High school and notes Olle Gleason served as Postmaster. It mentions teaching in a room at the corner of Main and Second Avenue and lists Capt Edward Dow as a veteran sea officer. It also records the birth of a 13th child, a boy, after twelve daughters.
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George Bosworth
Olle
Gleason
Main and
Second Avenue
Edward Dow
Hollywoods New Realism Changes Screen Romance
Hollywood, Aug 16 United Press staff reports Frederic Maret says talking pictures bring brutal realism to romance. Silent era bravado fades as audiences demand truth in love scenes and natural dialogue. Actors must adjust to modern audience tastes and the shift from silent spectacle to audible, life like performances.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Frederic Maret
March
Talking Pictures
Ava
Ufe
Lke
Paris Styles Fashion and Architecture Merge in Design
In Paris on August 16 a fashion essay discusses how originality evolves from copied ideas. It notes architecture’s influence on clothes, urges subtle trimming that blends with material, and warns against garish, gingerbreadish effects when designers seek excess originality.
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Paris
Couturier
Hein
Horse Stray Destroys Two Autos on Denver Highway
A horse wandered onto the Denver highway near Longmont Colorado and wrecked two autos before being killed. Police or local authorities report the incident with no further injuries or details available.
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Longmont
Col
Denver
Here
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Flies 1943
Twenty years ago items from the Journal Flies dated August 16 1943 note Archie Stanford leaving for Rochester to resume work with TA Gillespie Company, a man injured by cross arms on West Main Street, Harold Brown and Glenn Paulson heading to Beechwood for T N BE Chile workers, and several local people moving about for claims and conventions. The report mentions farmers relocation claims, Sun day Schools convention, Miss Florence Smith returning to piano duties, Jacob Marka turning 78 with a fishing trip, Miles Brooks heading to Richmond for a state fair concession, a new baby daughter born to Mr and Mrs Mike Malone, and Chauncey Rogers of Harrisburg visiting the city.
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Archie Stanford
South’street
Lave & Son
Rochester
N. Y
TA. Gillespie Company
New York State
Coneit
Master’s Notich Arthur W King vs Aseneth King
Notice in the Court of Common Pleas of Wiie County Pennsylvania names Arthur W King as master to take testimony in the case against Aseneth King. The master Blaine Kincaid will attend September 1 1933 at 9 00 A M at Walter H Scott Law Office Corry Erie County to cross examine witnesses and hear from the respondent.
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Notich
Arthur W. King
Aseneth King
Court of Common Pleas
Wiie County
Pennsylvania
Aseneth Ting
Walter H. Scott
Cameron
First Ward
City of Corry
Erie County
Utah Law Reforms Falter Without Funding
Three new laws on child labor minimum wage for women and prevailing wage on public works fail to take effect in Utah as the legislature did not appropriate funds to enforce them. The delay prompts questions about state labor standards and oversight.
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Utah
Pa News Brevities Highlighting Local Incidents Across Pa
United Press reports from Pittsburgh Tufted events include Andrew Magyar returning from Allegheny County jail for his mother’s funeral in McKeesport, and Davis Henderson seeking parole for John Yoder in a 1930 mine disturbance slaying. Modesto Gianini shot in West Apollo. police deem accidental. Carlisle notes passive mine strike ends with surplus milk shipments to New York at 2.20 per 100 pounds. Lewistown reports John Hayes freed on shooting charges in Harrisburg dairy disputes.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Andrew L. Magyar
Mceesport
Allegheny County
McKeesport
Walnut
Magyar
John F. Austin
Uniontown
Davis W. Henderson
Tayette County
West Apollo
West Penn Hospital
Modesto Gianini
Gianini
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Capital City Milk Producers Association
New York
Lewistown
John
Hayes
Harrisburg
Search for murderer at Girard stalls as reward stays
Ori August 16 reports say authorities admit progress is halted in the case of Albert and Johanna Biegert killed on their Girard area farm. A suspect was questioned after being nabbed but not charged, while a $500 reward remains to spur tips. District Attorney Graham says Girard town hall HQ and Detective Leroy Search stay on the case.
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Ori
Hope Tay
Albert
Johanna Biegert
Girard
Sven
Mortimer F. Graham
Leroy Search
Mrs Pinchot to Speak in Erie on Labor Day
Mrs Cornelius Bryce Pinchot wife of Governor Gifford Pinchot will speak at 8 p m on Labor Day Sept 4 at Walda meer Park Erie plan includes flyover from Bethlehem if weather allows She may discuss picketing with textile strikers and will be guest of Mrs Schjuraff reception plans to be announced
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Erie Central Labor Union
Eris
Corneliut Bryce Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot
Waldameer Park
Helen Schjuraff
Bethlehem
Erie
Harry Jamison
Hayes
Pennsylvania
Jamison
Cental Labor Union
Walameer
Schluraff
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
A.B. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York Tribune
Chicago
America
Porter
Wash
Col. Ray
Hope
Hollywo
Mary Knight
West Main Street
Boss Grocery
Union ‘Telephone Company
Cross Arms
Harold Brown
Glenn Paulson
Beechwood
T. N. BE
Chile
Messrs. Brooks
McKinney
Ream
Dinsmoor
Patterson
Bowdreal
Gretzler
Young
Lindsley
Beardsley
Clain
Harcastle
P. H. Ft
Concord
Wayne Townships
North Corry
M. B
Plorénce Smith
Toronto
Hanjin's Point
Ontario
Lyric Theatre
Jacob Marka
Miles Brooks
Richmond
Mrs
Mike Malone
Thomas McCray
Elgin
Toek
Mrs. Chauncey Rogers
City
Blaine Kincaid
Msq
Libellant
Member
Federal Reserve System
Gettysburg
Alabama
Humphrey
Civilian Conservation Corps
Lewisburg
Pennsylvania State Christian Endeavor Assembly
Bucknell College
Loebanon
Marion Tryin
Rorosa
Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming Valley
Homeopathic Hospital
Lake Silkworth
Plymouth
Columbia
Susquehanna River
Howard J. Smoker
Keister
Fletcher
Castoria
Dewitt
Colgate's
Dewitt's
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Cory, Pa
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